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Harshit Mehta

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Please specify the complete name of the course.

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Please see the details in: https://goo.gl/FY9BDW

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Employment prospects for biochemists have shown improvement in the past decade. Job opportunities are in medical institutions where there is ongoing research in fields related to cancer, AIDS, mental disorders etc., in the pharmaceutical industry where genetically engineered drugs are being developed and in agricultural research institutions. You can seek job in following after MSc Biochemistry:
(a) State Departments of Agriculture
(b) Environmental Protection Agencies
(c) Pollution Control Boards
(d) National Institutes of Health
(e) Firms dealing with pharmaceuticals, agricultural chemicals, foods, feeds, and consumer products also recru
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It is really difficult to say that Integrated MSc with Phd is available or not. Because there are a lot of private universities who are offering these courses in integrated manner. that is Masters degree along with Phd Degree at a stretch of 5 years (2+3) but it will be difficult to say that if that courses are accredited by national boards. because normally the boards accept regular courses.
They consider integrated courses as distance courses and hence have no equivalency with regular ones. hence it would be wiser if you pursue you MSc and then apply for Phd and complete Phd after completion of masters only. again you have asked for
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n chaitanya

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Whatever you do, the specialisation in Masters is important as it decides your further career.

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n chaitanya

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No, not eligible without the biology background.

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